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  • galleryseek
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    • Mar 2002
    • 8234
    #1

    do you need a lawyer to write up a paper if your...

    transferring a domain name from one person to the other?

    someone said thats how it has to be done through the registrar...
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    • galleryseek
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      • Mar 2002
      • 8234
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        • Kick Ass Chat
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          • Dec 2002
          • 2057
          #3
          NO, I've bought and sold many domains. No Lawyer needed.
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            • Gemini
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              • Jan 2001
              • 7183
              #4
              It might be a good idea if you were talking about a domain that has seroius traffic and revenues... but not many domains would be sold at this late date that would justify a formal agreement.

              If it made you feel any better, you could write up a simple sales reciept yourself to fax back and forth so that you had real signatures. If you were to do that, make sure to put a disclaimor on it that you were totally relinquishing all rights etc to so and so (the buyer) But I wouldn't do that until the check has cleared. ;-)
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